NOAA Storm Events · June 2026

Hail in June 2026: 1,228 NOAA reports across 40 states

NOAA logged 1,228 hail reports in June 2026, in 447 counties across 40 states. Colorado had the most (201). The largest stone was 4 inches (a grapefruit), near Bethune in Kit Carson County, Colorado, on June 8, 2026. The worst day was June 24, 2026, with 98 reports in 10 states.

Where
447 counties in 40 states; Colorado had 16% of the reports
Largest stone
4 inches, a grapefruit, in Kit Carson County, CO (near Bethune), on June 8, 2026
Worst day
June 24, 2026: 98 reports in 10 states, 8% of the month
Days with hail
30 of 30 days had at least one report
Hail reports in June 2026, lower 48 states
  • under 1 in
  • 1 to 1.74 in
  • 1.75 to 2.74 in
  • 2.75 in and up
1,228 of the 1,228 reports have coordinates in the lower 48 and are drawn. One dot is a half-degree square (roughly 35 miles); a bigger dot means more reports, and the color is the largest stone in that square.

Day by day

June 24, 2026 was the worst day with 98 reports. A day with hail averaged 41.

Hail reports per day in June 2026 June 1: 74 reports 1 June 2: 51 reports June 3: 20 reports June 4: 26 reports June 5: 19 reports 5 June 6: 23 reports June 7: 23 reports June 8: 78 reports June 9: 29 reports June 10: 60 reports 10 June 11: 47 reports June 12: 12 reports June 13: 45 reports June 14: 12 reports June 15: 3 reports 15 June 16: 40 reports June 17: 33 reports June 18: 17 reports June 19: 68 reports June 20: 32 reports 20 June 21: 26 reports June 22: 73 reports June 23: 67 reports June 24: 98 reports 98 June 25: 45 reports 25 June 26: 33 reports June 27: 37 reports June 28: 24 reports June 29: 89 reports June 30: 24 reports 30
Hail reports per day, June 2026
June 174
June 251
June 320
June 426
June 519
June 623
June 723
June 878
June 929
June 1060
June 1147
June 1212
June 1345
June 1412
June 153
June 1640
June 1733
June 1817
June 1968
June 2032
June 2126
June 2273
June 2367
June 2498
June 2545
June 2633
June 2737
June 2824
June 2989
June 3024

Where it hit hardest

Ranked by NOAA hail reports. A report is one spotter or sensor entry for one county and storm, so counts follow where people live as well as where hail fell.

Top 10 states by hail reports, June 2026 201 CO 128 MN 105 NE 99 KS 95 SD 74 TX 67 ND 58 IL 58 WI 57 OK
Top 10 states by hail reports, June 2026
CO201
MN128
NE105
KS99
SD95
TX74
ND67
IL58
WI58
OK57
Top 10 states
#StateReportsShareLargest
1Colorado20116.4%4 in
2Minnesota12810.4%3 in
3Nebraska1058.6%3.2 in
4Kansas998.1%4 in
5South Dakota957.7%3.25 in
6Texas746.0%3 in
7North Dakota675.5%4 in
8Illinois584.7%3 in
9Wisconsin584.7%1.75 in
10Oklahoma574.6%2.75 in
Top 10 counties
#CountyReportsLargest
1Morgan County, CO303 in
2Jefferson County, CO221.75 in
3Ramsey County, MN222.25 in
4Kit Carson County, CO204 in
5Logan County, CO183 in
6Elbert County, CO143.4 in
7Adams County, CO132 in
8Denver County, CO131.75 in
9Washington County, CO133.5 in
10Yuma County, CO134 in

County names link to the full hail history where we have published that county. The CSV below lists all 447 counties and all 40 states.

How June 2026 compares

Compared withReportsJune 2026 was
May 20261,036+192 (+19%)
June 20251,384-156 (-11%)
the average June in the other 12 years1,776-548 (-31%)

June 2026 was the 12th busiest June of the 13 in the record and the 39th busiest of all 150 months.

NOAA hail reports in June, by year 2612 2014 2409 2015 1338 2016 1818 2017 1822 2018 1924 2019 1387 2020 1006 2021 1508 2022 2841 2023 1264 2024 1384 2025 1228 2026
NOAA hail reports in June, by year
20142612
20152409
20161338
20171818
20181822
20191924
20201387
20211006
20221508
20232841
20241264
20251384
20261228

Every June in the record, 2014 to 2026. Months after June 2026 are not in NOAA's file yet.

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Source: NOAA NCEI Storm Events Database, hail rows at county level, data through June 2026. Reports are preliminary and unverified: they show that hail was reported in a county, not that a given roof was damaged. Method: how we count. More: State of Hail by year · county hail history · press.

Source: NOAA Storm Events Database, public domain. Counts and tables on this page are free to reuse with credit to PickARoofer under CC BY 4.0.